Patellofemoral Pathology

MPFL Reconstruction
MPFL Reconstruction
The anatomic double-bundle technique replicates the native shape of the medial patellofemoral ligament (MPFL), provides stability in both flexion and extension, and effectively limits rotation throughout ROM, helping minimize postoperative instability. The technique, if accomplished directly and anatomically, can also allow for more aggressive rehabilitation protocols and earlier return to activity.1
T3 AMZ System for Tibial Tuberosity
T3 AMZ System for Tibial Tuberosity
Benefits:
Trochleoplasty
Trochleoplasty
Patients with patellar instability suffer from recurrent patellar dislocations and are limited in their performance of activities of daily life.
iBalance<sup>®</sup> PFJ System
iBalance® PFJ System
The iBalance® PFJ system is a complete arthroplasty solution for patients with isolated patellofemoral joint osteoarthritis, post-traumatic arthrosis, or other degenerative changes. The system’s low-profile, anatomic trochlear implant—which is available in 4 sizes— articulates with a round dome, 3-peg patellar component.
BioPatella™ OATS<sup>®</sup> Instrument Set
BioPatella™ OATS® Instrument Set
The BioPatella Instrument Set is the new standard for restoration of the articular surface of the patella when presented with oblong cartilage defects involving a significant amount of the patellar articular surface. Through a series of precisely designed cutting instruments, surgeons can replace damaged cartilage with a single, elliptical piece of viable, hyaline cartilage. The BioPatella instruments were designed to match the natural curvature of the patella to resurface the entire functional articular surface. Multiple sizes allow flexibility for the surgeon to adjust to the width and length of the cartilage defect and to ensure proper restoration of the articular surface with a single osteochondral allograft.
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